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Comment #28460135
The difference here though is that web 3 really is just 'technical details' to most people. PC's had potential, they were getting cheaper, faster, and more software was being writt…
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Comment #28459982
This is the problem here. What kind of lay people care about this at all? I'm having a hard time being convinced myself, and I could not imagine trying to get 90% of the population…
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Comment #28040261
What's interesting is PBS is much less aligned with the federal government than most private media outlets, to put it nicely. Not sure how that's happened.
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Comment #27374123
Location: Austin, Texas Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Proficient in React, JavaScript, Typescript, React Native. I have launched over 16 full stack projects us…
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Comment #26842358
Thank you so much for this reply. This is very helpful, I really appreciate it.
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Comment #26837232
Ah thanks for the reply, and yeah that makes sense. I don't believe it was a mistake as of now, but let me tell my story a bit better: I got funded by Tyler Cowen / Peter Thiel @ E…
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Comment #26834466
What a great reply, needs to be higher up. Out of curiosity, how would you view a younger candidate (myself) who dropped out of a similar T40 school junior year with a boatload of …
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Comment #26628692
'A group of Stanford researchers has hacked Moderna’s messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccine for the novel coronavirus, Motherboard first reported on Monday, and published its entire genetic…
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Comment #24964744
Very interesting that you can prove the halting problem and Godel's Incompleteness Theorem independently with this thought experiment.
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Comment #24602831
Yep, very sad to see this at the bottom.
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Comment #24602056
Yeah good luck with that. There's a reason so few giant tech companies come from Europe, and it isn't cash.
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Comment #24583175
I've always wondered, why do these software engineers take such risks building and setting up these illegal marketplaces? I mean, are you really going to make that much more than y…
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Comment #24517653
It's interesting how you think you've solely 'escaped' the bubble, and yet I bet I can guess your beliefs on almost every major point after this comment, as well as your race, age,…
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Comment #24517524
I disagree. I'm looking at the most likely scenario here, the same reason I (and most people) believe Jeffery Epstein was murdered. -Crowdstrike said it's likely someone internally…
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Comment #24517346
Excellent comment. This level of deception is disgusting. I can't believe I have to scroll to the bottom of a HN political post to find out what's really going on.
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Comment #24517217
Great, then I would love to hear the more likely explaination for his murder.
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Comment #24517179
Everyone in a bubble thinks that they're being exposed to new contrarian ideas. You absolutely are, but not contrarian ideas being seriously discussed outside your bubble. The vall…
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Comment #24517128
Thank for your very helpful contribution, but you're in the wrong thread. We aren't discussing the Clinton's or any sex trafficking ring, but I'm sure you knew that.
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Comment #24517111
That's true, but in this case the sole source would be dead. What would he have to lose?
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Comment #24517072
That's a fantastic analogy that adds nothing meaningful to the discussion whatsoever.
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Comment #24516970
It's more likely he was murdered for doing something he shouldn't have been doing rather than anything else. The area where he lived had no shooting in the past 16 years or so, and…